Warehouse Location Problem as a Strategical and Operative Logistic Decision

Marcela Nekutova; Libor Svadlenka; Nina Kudlackova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.803.40

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Warehouse Location Problem as a Strategical and Operative Logistic Decision

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Logistics plays an extremely important role in all production and non-production processesin almost every business company. Logistics is a key part of the strategy of each company and none of today's evolving market opportunities may not be used if the supply chain (or logistics) will not work effectively. And effective management of global logistics is certainly not inconsiderable step in the process to the target of each company, which is undoubtedly the maximum profit.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 803)

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Marcela Nekutova*, Libor Svadlenka, Nina Kudlackova

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Model of Warehouse Location Strategy, Storage, Warehouse Location Problem, Warehouse Network

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